The Dark Corner Podcast

For the month of February, DJ Evil Dave of The Dark Corner celebrates Electronic Body Music Day with 20 choice tracks. Mostly, he chooses songs from the last 15 years or so. Furthermore, he dips into the offshoots of EBM, including aggrotech, dark electro, and future pop. This podcast contains the following songs. 1 Everything is Gone by OHMelectronic 2 Never Enough by H.Exe 3 FAINT GLIMMER OF HOPE by Cease2xist 4 Anger by First Aid 4 Souls 5 Schwarzer Adler (Ice Ages Mix) by Acylum 6 Crystal Castle by Purple Fog Side 7 Мечтатель (Reworked) by Электронное Облако 8 A.S.A.P. by Hired.Life 9 Love Lost by Edge Of Dawn 10 Breaksequence by The .invalid 11 neurotik love by Tragic Visions 12 faileth stars by SIVA SIX 13 Es ist Genug feat IOFL by Hierophon 14 Fallen_Angel by Zyklus :N: 15 Contacto by BLOQUE DEL SUR 16 Withered Life by SilencioPersonal 17 Don't Force The Hand by Kreign 18 2011 by Taxim 19 Fargo Field by Noise Unit 20 Körpersprache by WULFBAND Thanks go out to Alfa Matrix, Artoffact Records, Synthematika, and the many artists featured herein.

In this impromptu episode, DJ Evil Dave presents eighteen tracks he picked up in 2023. He lays in tracks across multiple genres, including gothic, industrial, wave, and metal. 1) Tomcat Sawyer by Cat Temper from Something Whiskered This Way Comes 2) Cloudy Night Like Tonight by DGRS 3) Halos by Helalyn Flowers from Matrix+ Downloaded 011 4) Regicide by RIOT KITTEN from electronic body matrix 2 the bonus tracks 5) The Committee by The Glass House Museum 6) Новостройки by Ploho from Новостройки (New Buildings) 7) So You Decided To Become A Dumb Goth (Shit) by Psyence Fiction from Blöder Gothic-Scheiß 8) Increased Sensory Perception_60BPM_Slow_Rework by First Aid 4 Souls from This Present Darkness (5 Album Remastered Collection + Bonus Tracks) 9) Gulag - Kalashnikov (Wumpscut remix) by Acylum from Kalashnikov Digital EP 10) URUNWLCMHR by Ginger Snap5 from INSULIN SHOCKS 11) Episode by Dim Into Dross from SHEER QUEER Fest 2019 12) Big Beer by Dead Quiet from Big Beer 13) She Lives Near A Garden by The Search from Deranged Minds Unite 14) Wheel of Fortune (Home Demo) by Malady from Wheel Of Fortune 15) Tears of a Clown by The Casket Girls from The Night Machines 16) Ape Torso by Sanity Checks from Industrial Side Quest 17) We Came To Win (And Take It All) by Niton Decay Feat. Lucas Mountain from Electronic Bodies - Session 1 18) Boiling Over (Sebastian Komor Remix) by Aesthetische from Boiling Over EP Thank you to Alfa Matrix, Artifact Records, etc. and the various artists that created the songs present herein.

In this Halloween episode of the Dark Corner, DJ Evil Dave presents seventeen songs on the topic of fear. First, he listens to the Graymalkin Lane and Fluva Makes Five! Podcasts. He also lists a few comedy festivals. The dark tracks for this episode include…  1) spooky scary skeletons by Silence in Machine 2) I Flee by NÖVÖ from Matrix Downloaded 002 3) Dread by AlterRed from The Time it Takes to Smile 4) The Difference by Snovonne from The Nightmare Bride 5) Dreadful Visions by H.EXE from Killing Monsters 6) The Innkeeper's Dread by Fear Incorporated from Sawney’s Cave 7) Apprehension by Tunic from Artoffact Records 2021 Sampler 8) Terror in the Nursery (Resurgence Version) by Cauda Pavonis from Quintessenz 2012 9) Fear of Death by Mordacious from Digital Infaction - Strike 1 10) An Early Fright by All My Faith Lost… from The Hours 11) Panic Attack by Zombie Girl from Matrix Downloaded 003 12) Nightmare by The Glass House Museum from Tales From The Aftermath 13) Hide feat. Lisa Miles by The Flatfield from Post Gothic For Self-"A"solation - 33 Goth Bands Series Vol.8 14) Onslaught Menace by t_Error 404 from Mecanizmo 15) Terror of Time (The Hours of Folly Part 2) by Ritual Dictates from Give In To Despair 16) The Blood Runs Cold by Brotherhood from The Dark EP 17) run from your life by elias and the error from BLACKPILL DELUXE

In this episode of The Dark Corner Podcast, DJ Evil Dave returns after a long hiatus for World Goth Day. He presents 26 songs, one for each letter of the alphabet. First, he explains why the long interval between shows. The tracks in this episode are: We Belong Nowhere by Ashes Fallen Walls (Acoustic Version) by Beryl Beloved Stirring by Cabaret Grey Death Signals by Dystopian Society Underneath the Moon by EarthaEye Free (Non-Russian Version) by The Forced Oscillations Ferryman by The Golden Apes We Bleed Black by The Hearse The Eyes by The Insight Meteorites by Jesus Rodriguez Holy Heretic by The Kentucky Vampires Broken Hearts by The Last Cry Walk With Me by Miazma Horror Night by Naughty Zombies Hold Still by Ötzi Empty Streets by Plastique Noir Burning by The Quinsy Children Of The Midnight by Raven Said Raise the Dead by The Seraphim Rising alchemist's broth by TRAGIC FIXATION Sitting in the Dark by Under the Rain Decay by Virgin in Veil Feast for the Vultures by Wallenberg Скафандр by XXOt Nowhere Train (Radio Edit) by Your Life On Hold The Upstairs Room by Zadar Songs have been offered for free as promotional items or were submitted by the artist or artist's representatives. Please seek out music released under afmusic, Alfa Matrix, Manic Depression, and Obscura Undead records.

It's February again, which means The Dark Corner presents yet another EBM Day playlist. In this mix, DJ Evil Dave presents 26 bands in alphabetical order.  Before that, Dave talks about a new podcast, Of Mice and Men and Monsters, an actual play D&D podcast based on classic literature. Furthermore, Dave reveals that he has been working on his own table top role-playing system. Following are the tracks on this playlist with links when possible. 1 Byprodukt by Aesthetische 2 Body Talk (Panic Lift Remix) by Big Time Kill 3 Nightfall by Choke Chain 4 Come With Me by Digital Factor 5 Gone V1.0 by E-Craft 6 Take One (Kant Kino Remix) by Front 242 7 Memorabilia by Girls Under Glass 8 The Uniform by Human Steel 9 CCCPCCTV (XMH mix) by IMPLANT 10 Die Schiessen by Jäger 90 11 Destroyer of Worlds by Kevorkian Death Cycle 12 A tribe of my own by LEDERMAN / DE MEYER 13 Here I am by MARI CHROME 14 Body Aktiv by Noise Unit 15 fear city by onecyze project 16 Burn Forever by Pouppee Fabrikk 17 Perfect Fifth by Quizzical Notion 18 Retox (Club Mix) by Reichsfeind 19 Zur Hölle by Schwarzblut 20 Digital Revolution by TAXIM 21 Numb To Forget by Under Null 22 MegaCity Zero by Virtual Terrorist 23 Schrekk & Grauss by :Wumpscut: 24 The Business by XMH 25 Total War by Yade 26 Creepy Crawler by Zombie Girl Tracks were offered for free as promotional items or were submitted directly by the artist or artist's representative.

In this episode of The Dark Corner, Dave and Brandi celebrate the Year of the Rabbit. That is, they talk about the lunar new year falling on January 22, 2023. Dave recounts the story of how the rabbit placed fourth among the twelve celestial animals. Moreover, he lists the traits of those born in the year of the rabbit. Additionally, he points to how the element of water affects qualities of a rabbit year person. Finally, Brandi and he talk about rabbits in pop culture. Before that, though, Dave plays Marvel Snap. Meanwhile, Brandi plays Star Trek: Legends. Also, bot use the satirical horror film, The Menu.  The Dark Track is Rabbit Eye Movementz as performed by German progressive wave band, The Beautiful Dead, from the album, To Lunar Canyons. Also, Dave plays a promo for The Greatest Generation, an old Star Trek podcast. Dave shouts out cello rock musician, Unwoman, who you can find now on Mastodon. Brandi acknowledges John Billingsley, Star Trek actor and c0-chair for the Hollywood Food Coalition. 

For the start of the New Year, DJ Evil Dave of The Dark Corner deleted the many playlists devoted to cards of the Major Arcana. In their stead, he presents a playlist of 22 songs, each devoted to a single trump card within the tarot. The songs are: 1 The Fool by MEDUXA 2 The Magician by Ṟ̶̡̩͕̎̈́͌̉Ẏ̴̡͈̝͈̋̽̉S̴̤͖̠͇̿͌̌͘ 3 Priestess by Ancient Spirit 4 Empress by Koraii 5 Emperor by GENES 6 The Pope by The Eternal Fall 7 All My Lovers by Black Tape for a Blue Girl 8 CHARIOT by Night Leather 9 Spiral Of Strength by Steve Roach 10 Hermit by The House of the Last Lantern 11 Wheel of Fortune (Home Demo) by Malady 12 Justice by Metafloor 13 The Hanged Man by Güttinger 14 Death by Giants Causeway 15 Temperance by .diedlonely 16 The Devil by Invisible Devastation 17 TOWERS FALL by V▲LH▲LL 18 You Are The Star by Alisa Auger 19 MOON by Walter Sickert & The Army of Broken Toys 20 Sun's Here by Dragonfly Lingo 21 Judgement by Calm Gothic 22 Visions of a New World by SPECTRES Music was submitted by the artist or artist's representatives, or was offered for free download as a promotional item.

The Dark Corner Podcast covers XXI The World, the final tarot card of the major arcana. That's right! The hiatus is over. Expect discussion of symbology, numerology, and interpretation. Also, Brandi asks Dave to describe various World cards from her collection. In reviews, we watched Black Panther: Wakanda Forever. Also, we talk Christmas. We review both Spirited and Violent Night. Additionally, we guest on a Stocking Stuffers episode The Feminine Critique podcast with Emily Intravia to talk about Three Wise Men and a Baby. For the Dark Track, Clusters of Fornication performs The World Revolves around You (featuring Das Gift). Our shout outs are to Emily of the Feminine Critique and to Starfleet Boy.

In this episode of The Dark Corner, Brandi swings by to talk about Judgement, the penultimate card in the Major Arcana. That is, we're back to The Tarot. For instance, we describe the imagery of the card. Also, we talk about various meanings. Meanwhile, we analyze different artists' interpretations. First, Brandi recounts her return to collecting tarot cards. Furthermore, she shares her scare with carbon monoxide poisoning. Also, we review Bros and The Woman King. For the Dark Track, Dark Karma Soul performs I Am Judgement from Theory of Karma. Additionally, Dave plays a promo for the Ruined! horror podcast. Finally, we shout Ignore That Door and Kris Hill.

In this episode of The Dark Corner, DJ Evil Dave takes an unnecessarily clinical look at horror comedies. That is, he aligns the similarities between the genres. For instance, both build tension and offer release. Also, both comment on society. Moreover, Dave points out the distinctions between horror and comedy as illustrated by writer, Michealbrendt Callings. First, Dave reviews the movie, Bros. Billy Eichner presents a gay rom com that subverts the genre while also honoring the tropes. Also, Dave completes Saints Row 2022, calling it woke Grand Theft Auto. That is not a bad thing. Furthermore, Dave shares his haul from Bandcamp Friday. For the Dark Track, Goth Brooks performs Redneck Undead from Freakabilly. This band that blends gothic-industrial and country-western music calls Arizona home. Also, Dave plays a promo for The Black Dog Podcast, a movie review show featuring creative swearing and cheeky euphemisms. 

In this episode of The Dark Corner, DJ Evil Dave presents 31 ghostly tunes for Halloween. 1 Graveyard Salamander by The Glow of Streetlights 2 Alone In The Woods by Night Ritual 3 Already Dead by Cutoff:Sky 4 Visions (d.g. Remix) by Soul in Sadness 5 Wraith by Chemical Waves 6 Rosaries and Requiems by Anders Manga 7 Nachtwache by TOTEM OBSCURA vs ACYLUM 8 The Wanderer Between Life And Death by Arts of Erebus 9 Shades of the Departed by Glitch Black 10 Longing by One Nasty Ego 11 Figures and Faces by Cold Therapy 12 HAUNTED by Aux Animaux 13 Everything Fades Away by The Last Hour 14 Fantasmas (Ash Code Remix) by Twin Tribes 15 Die Geister die ich rief by Charon Exkadi 16 Ghosts by Ending The Vicious Cycle 17 Dry as Dust by Bestial Mouths 18 To the Afterlife by Nova Et Vetera 19 Forgotten by skullgirdle & Metusynth 20 Phantoms by Dead When I Found Her 21 In My Memories by Black Tape For A Blue Girl 22 The Beautiful Undead by The Beautiful Dead 23 Shroud by Damsel in the Dollhouse 24 Soul In Isolation by Interiors 25 Shadows by silence in machine 26 La Puta del Cementerio by El Viejo Matadero 27 Invoking The Halloween Spirits by Dimi Kaye 28 The Presence by The Glass House Museum 29 Spectral by Mainesthai 30 Owner of This House Lives Here (Club Mix) by Kant Kino 31 Ouija Board by Fear Incorporated

In this episode of The Dark Corner, Brandi joins Dave to discuss the 19th card of the tarot, The Sun. As usual, we cover the imagery of the card, we delve into various meanings, and we explore numerology and how the card relates to the rest of the deck. Since Brandi is on the microphone, she has Dave describe images from various decks. In news, we devote a wall to Star Trek Art. Also, it's our anniversary show. We've podcasted for thirteen years. Additionally, Brandi gets Dave into creating Artificial Intelligence germinated art. Namely, she experiments with Night Cafe and Dream. In reviews, we finish The Sandman and dip into She-Hulk. Brandi gets Dave to listen to Morbid, a true crime podcast. Also, Brandi and Dave play the woke crime simulator, Saints Row. For the Dark Track, The Dollyrots perform a cover of Walking on Sunshine by Katrina and the Waves. Find it on the album, Girl Groups & Punk Beats. Finally, Dave shouts out the band, Vandal Moon, who just dropped a new album. Meanwhile, Brandi shouts out a new Star Trek friend, @TheNerdyBlogger.

In this episode of The Dark Corner, DJ Evil Dave share what little he knows about Martial Arts. That is, he breaks down the various classifications with styles of unarmed combat. For instance, he illustrates differences between the external and internal schools. Moreover, he shares the methodology in both hard and soft forms. Also, he indicates how linear and circular styles approach power and energy. On top of that, Dave addresses special training, animal techniques, katas, and weapon forms. In news, Dave announces the return of The Unready Room on Kertrats Productions YouTube channel. In reviews, Dave and Brandi pick up the latest Saints Row game. For the Dark Track of the Episode, MASTER BOOT RECORD performs Street Fighter 2 from WAREZ. 

In this episode of the Dark Corner, DJ Evil Dave lists a number of Role-Playing Games he played or nearly did so. For instance, he covers various editions of Dungeon & Dragons. Additionally, he addresses the many versions of games by Palladium Books. Furthermore, he recounts experiences with MARVEL, Star Wars, and BattleTech. Meanwhile, Dave touches upon the strengths and weakness of both players and game masters. First, Dave reports on a meteor exploding over Salt Lake County. Also, he announces a panel at FanX 2022. In reviews, Dave mentions The Sandman. Also, Brandi and Dave watch Lightyear. For the Dark Track, Deep Six performs Basement from the Brave New Waves radio session. This short-lived, American garage rock band released only one album. For the promo, Dave presents The Dice Girls, an actual play Dungeons & Dragons 5th edition podcast.

In this episode of The Dark Corner, Brandi joins Dave to discuss all things strange. That is, we talk Stranger Things. In sum, we talk about what we did and did not like in each season. Also, we follow several character arcs. On top of that, we point out when and when not the series reflect the 1980s well. Before that, we watch the trailer to Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves. We talk about both the excitement and the criticism surround this film's release. Furthermore, we attended the live My Brother, My Brother, & Me show in Salt Lake City. Again, we point out both the good and the bad experiences. Finally in reviews, briefly we touch upon the MST3K riff on Camera vs. Jiger. Brandi celebrates the return of Jonah. For the dark track, UK post punk and gothic rock band, The Hearse, performs a cover of Running up That Hill. Find this song on the Goth Covered compilation. Also, Dave plays a promo for The Adventure Zone, an actual play Dungeons and Dragons podcast on Maximum Fun. Finally, Dave shouts out the band, You Shriek. Meanwhile, Brandi acknowledges starfleetboy.

In this episode of The Dark Corner, Dave returns to the tarot with the 18th card, The Moon. For example, he describes the meaning behind symbols such as the wolf and the crayfish. Furthermore, he ties The Moon card to astrology and numerology. Also, he reflects on the psychology of this complex card and its association with the subconscious mind. Before that, Dave talks about how Elliot Page's very existence led to someone getting kicked off Twitter. Also, Dave laments gatekeeping around Kate Bush. On the other hand, he celebrates the success of Star Trek: Strange New Worlds. In an unrelated note, Dave tests for Autism. For the Dark Track, William Fitzsimmons performs The Tide Pulls from the Moon from the Nettwerk Fall Music Sampler 2011 compilation. William plays indie folk music mostly on acoustic guitar. He's based in Nashville. Additionally, Dave plays a promo for Boldly Go, a Strange New Worlds podcast. Also, Dave shouts out Ed for recommending yet another band. Finally, check out DJ Evil Dave's latest playlist on Soundcloud. 

In this episode of The Dark Corner, DJ Evil Dave returns to an exploration into the tarot with the 17th card, The Star. That is, he illustrates the symbology within the card. For instance, he relates the meaning of the female figure, the bowls of water she pours, and the lush greenery surrounding her. Moreover, Dave explains the numerology relating to The Star. For instance, how does it relate to Strength or the number 8 cards of the minor arcana? Additionally, Dave ties The Star to the proceeding card, The Tower and finds representations of The Star in popular culture. Also, Dave reflects on contemporary politics. He updates you on the COVID situation at the studio. Additionally, he reviews a couple of films and a television show. For example, he critiques Demon Squad and how effectively Mystery Science Theater 3000 riffed on it. He watches Turning Red and delights in its metaphor for a young woman coming of age. Moreover, he celebrates its dual representation of Canadian and Asian culture. Finally, he watches the first episode of Season 3 of The Umbrella Academy and predicts where it might go. For the dark track, Lovelorn Dolls performs Shining Star from Matrix Downloaded 009. Lovelorn Dolls from Belgium performs female fronted gothic rock and metal. Furthermore, Dave plays a promo for The Good Christian Fun podcast. 

DJ Evil Dave of the Dark Corner has COVID for real this time. As such, he has elected to rerelease a podcast from a time in which he had thought he had COVID. However, it must have been some other illness entirely. So, as illness has interrupted the recording schedule, he hopes this will do instead of a regular release. Many of the sentiments apply, only this time the symptoms have been worse. Anyhow, here is the playlist. 1 symptoms (disease mix) by POUPPEE FABRIKK from Matrix Downloaded 001 2 Solitude (Halotan Version) by Black Canvas from Halotan Records Sampler 03 3 Fever Dream by Damsel in the Dollhouse from Provocateur 4 Human Disease by Sturmreaktor from Fallout EP 5 Virus Mensch by Mundtot from Endzeit EP 6 pain by A.E.C. from Sex.Drugs.Sequence. DJ Promo 7 So Sick by 1919 from Revenge EP 8 Infected by _TV_ from DKAY 9 I Can't Breathe by VTG from Dance Floor Game 10 Pandemic by Escarlatina Obsessiva from Endemic

For Pride Month, that is June of 2022, Artoffact Records offers its back catalogue for free download. In celebration of this offer, DJ Evil Dave in this episode of The Dark Corner, compiles 23 tracks by musical artists signed to the Artoffact label. Also, he relates the brief history of the Canadian label. Moreover, he presents the songs in alphabetical order with surprising results. Here is the play list. 1 Dirty Little Rat by 13 Engines from Brand New Waves 2 Obsession by ACTORS from Acts of Worship 3 Southpole by Bootblacks from Veins 4 Destructor Beam by cEvin Key & Ken Hiwatt Marshall from The Dragon Experience 5 Fucking Oath by Dead Quiet from Grand Rites 6 Limb from Limb by Encephalon from We Only Love You When You're Dead 7 He Is Not by GGGOLDDD from Why Aren't You Laughing? 8 Feeder by Front Line Assembly 9 Ash Palace by Headless Nameless from Ominus Spiritus 10 S&M by Images in Vogue from Incipience 4: Live at LuvAFair October 6th, 1982 11 Sex Engine by The Jazz Butcher from Brave New Waves 12 Viciousness by KANGA from KANGA 13 Virgin (Bonus Track) by LEGEND from Fearless 14 XB 33 by Mlada Fronta from Industrial Music Sampler 2 - Artoffact Records 15 Structure by Noise Unit from Grinding Into Emptiness 16 Endless War by OHMelectronic from OHMelectronic 17 Прогулочный шаг by Ploho from Бумажные бомбы [remastered] 18 Dopefiends and Boozehounds by Rheostatics from Brave New. Waves 19 Remember to Breath by Seeming from The Birdwatcher's Guide to Atrocity 20 Apprehension by Tunic from Quitter 21 EINHÄRJAR by V▲LH▲LL from Leaning on Shadows 22 Relativity by WINGTIPS from Exposure Therapy 23 Дорога by Черная Речка from В этом северном, снежном, холодном краю

In this episode of The Dark Corner, DJ Evil Dave celebrates World Goth Day with 22 selected songs. For this year's celebration, Dave includes songs with parentheticals. Also, he recounts the history of World Goth Day. Moreover, he describes what sets gothic rock apart from other genres. Additionally, he discusses gothic fashion and its popularity around the world. Following we list the songs with links whenever possible. 1 Ouverture (Death Shall Have No Dominion) by Arts Of Erebus from An Open Case Of Parousia (promo) 2 SING (LA-LA) by CHARLOTTE'S SHADOW from ETERNAL SLEEP 3 (We Are Here) by Salvation AMP from Hidden Faces 4 A Glitch in Mind (All for Lovers) by AlterRed from The Electro Creepshow 5 Gathered (For the Fall) by Sounds Like Winter from Fight the Stairs 6 Maybe (It's Love That Frightens Me) by Beryl Beloved from Count the Days 7 (I Just) Died in Your Arms Tonight by Déesse 8 His, Yours, or Mine (All Epiphanies) by Unwoman from Unremembered 9 Sterne (I Wish I Was Alone) by Defekt 86 from Ultramarin 10 (I`ll Be) Lost And Found by The Beautiful Dead from Nightmare`s Coming To Town 11 Summerland(s) by Bernie Bandicoot from Reaction 12 Failed to connect to heart(endline) by Christine Plays Viola from Promo 2010 13 Major Tom (Heard You Calling) by You Shriek from Unreal Cities 14 lean (into me) by The Silence Industry from Where Red Flowers Bloom 15 Food for the Trees (F.F.T.T.) by Lovegrenade 16 Long Road Out Of Hell (Stormed) by Aeon Sable from Aequinoctium 17 argea (the faithful faery) by All My Faith Lost ... from In A Sea, In A Lake, In A River ... ... Or In A Teardrop 18 Sweet Radium (21 Days) Album Version by Ritual Reaper from The Nordic Post​-​Gothic You Should Know 19 Maria (A Face Of History) by Golden Apes from The Geometry Of Tempest 20 For You (Lois) by Bootblacks from Fragments 21 Sweet Tooth Boogie (Unreleased From The Wildness) by The Bones of J.R. Jones from Reliable the Unreliable EP 22 Requiem (our last time) by The Silent Party from Endless Year

In this episode of The Dark Corner, DJ Evil Dave celebrates his belated birthday with a mix of ten songs. Each song features heavy bass, often of a particularly growly and grimy nature. He pulls songs from EBM, electro-industrial, breakbeat, and dark electro. First, Dave reviews the latest episode of Strange New Worlds and the movie, Future World. Moreover, he talks about doing yard work while his internet friends enjoy Eurovision or seeing Bauhaus live. Here is this episodes playlist. 1 Take One (RadicalG Remix) by Front 242 from Lovely Day (Remastered) / Take One (RadicalG Mix) 2 Kampf dem Verderb by Acylum from Kampf dem Verderb 3 Drain by The Halo Effect from The Fourth Zone 4 Distant lights (Studio-X drum n bass remix) by DE_TOT_COR from Gothic Light 5 Punch The Deck (Dirty) (2021 Remaster) by Haloblack featuring PIG from ARMALYTE XX 6 Dos Not Compute by Distimia from Patience Limit 7 Grimoire remixed by Ritualz by VALHALL from GRIM/MORE 8 Bring The Storm (Oleg Xaler & Olga Getz Remix) by Unity One from Bring The Storm 9 Snakes - Low sea remix by Mitra Mitra from Cage 25 10 Earthriser by Front Line Assembly from WarMech

Brandi joins Dave in this episode of The Dark Corner podcast and covers Doctor Strange and Strange New Worlds. First, we review the film, Master and Commander: The Far Side of the World. We like Russell Crowe's performance. Moreover, Brandi delights in seeing Paul Bettany. Furthermore, we acknowledge how Wrath of Khan must have borrowed from the series of novels. For the Dark Track, John Omen performs Strange Days, a cover of The Cure's A Strange Day. You can find this song on Tainted Candy: A tribute to 80's New Wave. This is one of many compilations presented by The Gothsicles. Additionally, we present a promo for the popular podcast, My Favorite Murder. In this double stuffed point, we first review Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness. While we find the villain to be just another in a series of disappointing handlings of a MARVEL character, we celebrate Sam Raimi's adept direction. For instance, this film delves into horror and Raimi's experienced hand is evident. Also, we review the premier of Star Trek: Strange New Worlds. It is perhaps the best first episode of any series of Star Trek. Moreover, we welcome the return to episodic storytelling in a live action format. Also, we enjoy the supporting cast as well as the leading characters. Furthermore, the comedy lands without undermining more serious parts of the story. Finally, we shout out to our friends on Twitter, @Fozziebare and @StainedSass. 

In this episode of The Dark Corner, Brandi joins Dave to talk about The Tower. That is, they discuss the sixteenth card of the tarot. For instance, they describe the imagery of the card. Moreover, they touch upon numerology and astrology. For example, the card is ruled by the planet, Mars. On top of that, they address how The Tower applies in fiction and real life. In reviews, we take a first look at the newest MARVEL role-playing game. Speaking of multiverses, we also watch Spider-man: No Way Home and Everything, Everywhere, All at Once. In musicals, we review Come From Away and Assassins. We also discuss the television show, Our Flag Means Death. For the Dark Track, Every New Dead Ghost performs Assassin from Insanity (Live). Every New Dead Ghost played post punk band gothic rock from the late '80s to early '90s. Finally, we shout out some friends. Dave shouts out @equaloppdork on Twitter. Brandi shouts out her Star Trek buddy, Bruce Gibson. 

In this episode of the Dark Corner, Dave takes an intensive dive into Disco Elysium. That is, he talks about the ins and outs of this groundbreaking video game. For instance, he comments on the text based adventure like interface of police interviews. Moreover, he explores the process of rebuilding memories by populating the Thought Cabinet. On top of that, Dave describes the art direction in the game. For example, he shines a light on both the painterly design and the use of color coded statistics. However, all the while Dave avoids major spoilers. Disco Elysium is a murder mystery. However, the murderer is not the only reveal this game has to offer. In reviews, Dave shares his thoughts on Star Trek: Picard. Hey also presents his haul for Bandcamp Friday. For instance, he briefly reviewed the music from the likes of Klingon Pop Warrior, GGGOLDDD, and Neformat Family records. Additionally, the Dark Track of the episode is Thee Forgetting Room by Seeming from SOL: The Self-Banishment Ritual. Dave also plays a promo for the Staggering Stories podcast. 

In this episode of The Dark Corner, Brandi joins Dave to talk about her favorite a cappella group, Straight No Chaser. Brandi recounts the groups beginnings in Indiana. Furthermore, she tracks their progress and eventual signing to Atlantic Records. Moreover, she reviews bits of their various albums and EPs. Meanwhile, we tie it all in with our having attended their recent tour. In reviews we watch 24 Hour Party People, Brandi plays Ghostwire: Tokyo, and Dave plays through Disco Elysium for the third time. Also, we speak briefly about the second season of Dungeons & D.A.D.D.I.E.S. The dark track is a cover of Joy Divvision's Atmosphere as performed by German gothic rock band, Golden Apes. Find it on Structures [The Inner Scars]. Finally, we shout out some folks we like. Dave honors post-industrial project, Ignore That Door, while Brandi pays respect to Randy Stine of Straight No Chaser.

In this episode of The Dark Corner, Dave struggles with cold brain and tiredness when discussing the fifteenth card of the tarot, The Devil. As usual, he describes the symbology of the card's image. Mainly, this consists of human bondage and primal desires. Moreover, he illustrates how the card relates to other cards of the tarot numerologically. On top of that, he shows how The Devil appears in the hero's journey and how different artists depict the figure in tarot decks. In news, Brandi and Dave attend a live performance of male a cappella group, Straight No Chaser. Also, Dave reviews more of Yakuza: Like a Dragon. However, he also starts a new game, the gamebreaking and weird Disco Elysium. For movie night, Brandi and Dave watch the Harmon, Schrab, and Pettler penned Monster House.  The Dark Track of the episode is Devil in Me by Legend from the album, Fearless on Artoffact Records. While Artoffact is a record label in Canada, the dark, electronic band, Legend, calls Iceland home.

Brandi returns to The Dark Corner to talk about Return to Oz. That is, we talk at length about the sequel to The Wizard of Oz starring Fairuza Balk. Furthermore, we address the nightmare inducing art direction. This includes Jack Pumpkinhead, an obvious inspiration for Jack Skellington. In news, Brandi adopts a new life path which requires us to cook more often. Also, she receives a promotion within STARFLEET International. In reviews, we watch Peacemaker and Vox Machina, both violent and vulgar yet entertaining television programs. Additionally, we talk video games. Brandi plays the adorable Cat Quest. Meanwhile, Dave climbs his way up from the bottom in Yakuza: Like a Dragon. The Dark Track is Nightmare by The Glass House Museum from Tales From The Aftermath. This British gothic rock band features Joe and Jon Cummings on guitars and vocals as well as Lee Meadows, DJ Batboy Slim himself, on bass. Finally, we shout out our friends, Lt. Colonel Adam Reiss of STARFLEET International and the musician, Unwoman. 

As the 24th of February approaches, DJ Evil Dave compiles 24 songs from his library of Electronic Body Music. First, he presents a brief description of EBM and its many offshoots. Moreover, he reveals how he arrived at the theme of machines and discloses a new method for creating smoother transitions. Following is the list of featured songs. 1. Fight The Machine by Siva Six from matriXX - 20 Years of Alfa Matrix 2. I Don't Trust The Machine by Implant from I Don't Trust The Machine EP 3. Rain Machine by Dead When I Found Her from Industrial Music Sampler 2 4. Mechanism by Front Line Assembly from WarMech 5. Cold Machine [Assemblage 23 Remix] by Bow Ever Down from Let It Burn 6. Maschinen sind treu (Robot-Mix) by RECTOR SCANNER from Der Dichter und die Frau EP 7. Machine by Diversant:13 from Blood, Heroes & Dark Zeroes 8. Machine by KANGA from KANGA 9. Dress machine by SIN.SIN from Matrix Downloaded 008 10. Maschinenmenschen by G.I.E.Z. from RETROGRAD 11. Mercy Machine (97 Remodel) by ATTRITION from In Dark Dreams: 1980 - 2015 12. the mechanics of a broken body by daddybear from Undustrial Records vs. Tigersquawk Records 13. Machine reMix by [Sick Jokes] by Black Needle Noise with Attasalina from Tigersquawk vs. COP International 14. Biomechanik (Remix by Das(X)Periment) by STAHLSCHLAG from Freizeitlärm 3.0 15. The Machine (2019 Remaster) by Cellmod from The Dissident 16. Mechanisch by Seelennacht from Zeitenwende 17. The Machine Conquerors by DeZtructor from Infraschall Vol.2 CD2 18. Butene Machines by Studio-X from Here to Stay EP 19. Nerves Connected To Machine by Droid Sector Decay from Face The Beat: Session 2 20. Man Or Machine by Cosmic Armchair from Matrix Downloaded 010 21. Machinery by Flatline from Enjoy the Noise 22. Mother Machine by Hatech from Psicotropicodelia Music Vol. 3.1: Psicotropic 23. Machinemade Human by Switchface from DEMOlition Part One 24. The Mechanic by VTG from Dance Floor Game All songs were submitted by the artist or the label or were offered for free as a promotional item.

In this episode of The Dark Corner, DJ Evil Dave celebrates the lunar new year. That is, February 1st welcomes in the Year of the Water Tiger. Therefore, Dave relates the story of how the tiger became one of the twelve animals of the zodiac. Moreover, he reveals the secret to how the tiger got its stripes. Also, from whom did the tiger learn to hunt? What significance has the markings on the tiger's forehead? What are the typical traits of those born in the Year of the Tiger. Additionally, how is the tiger when it comes to romance? Also, what makes the Water Tiger different from the other elements? Before that, Dave talks about subcultural appropriation and the goth scene. For instance, fashion magazines time and again claim to have rediscovered the goth look that frankly never left. Speaking of the goth scene, Dave shares some thoughts regarding the "evil" look for hologram Janeway in Star Trek Prodigy. Also in reviews, Dave talks about Titans and Doom Patrol. Furthermore, Dave and Brandi watched Not Another Teen Movie for movie night. The Dark Track is Power Elite by Diversant:13 from Ode To Inhumanity. Unlike many other songs by this artist, this slice of dark electro from Belarus features vocals in English. For the unsponsored ad break, Dave shares a promo for The Greatest Generation, a Star Trek podcast by a couple of hosts slightly embarrassed to have a Star Trek podcast. 

In this episode of The Dark Corner, DJ Evil Dave reveals his process for making playlists. For instance, he describes how he finds inspiration. Also, he goes step by step through the basic process of uploading and layering tracks. Finally, he showcases the results of those steps in a new playlist, the songs of which are listed below. 1. Blood by Luna Reign from Wrapped By Bats VOL 1 2. My Lover's Blood by The Womb from Britpop 3. Blood in the Saddle of my Heart - Unplugged by Walter Sickert & The Army of Broken Toys from THE CUTTING HORSE 4. Blood of the Titans by Dawn of Ashes from The Antinomian 5. Bloodthirsty by Decree from Fateless 6. Benjamite Bloodline by LEGEND from Fearless 7. Bloodless by Kuadrumana from The Gamodeme 8. Blood Under The Bridge by BlackieBlueBird from Ghost River 9. Blood and Milk by Saltillo from Ganglion 10. drowning in my own blood by silence in machine from Bl00D-LU5T

In this, our first episode of The Dark Corner in 2022, we return once again to the tarot. This time, we explore XIV Temperance. We examine the imagery, explain the meaning, and reference the numerology regarding this card. Meanwhile, Brandi compares cards from various decks. In reviews, we watch the Rifftrax version of Amityville 4: The Evil Escapes, Fear of a Black Hat, and The Matrix Resurrections. Also, we catch up on seasons of The Witcher and The Wheel of Time. The Dark Track is Healing Time by Controlled Bleeding from Music For Gilded Chambers. This experimental band from New York explores everything from industrial dance to free jazz. Finally, we shout out @timidwerewolf and @LuxJWood.

In this episode of The Dark Corner, DJ Evil Dave looks back on the albums picked up during the year. From this list, he selects ten albums of note. Moreover, he plays a song and presents a brief review for each. Also, he reveals a few details about the artists. In news, we get our booster shots and get shipped new eyewear. If that's not enough, Dave reviews the animated Christmas movie, Klaus. Presented below is the list of albums featured in the episode. 1. Kiss Off Kiss (2021) (Pay What You Can) by Erin McKeown 2. I May Destroy You by Tamara Bubble 3. NIGHT LEATHER by NIGHT LEATHER 4. Male Tears by Male Tears 5. Desire, Denial and Paramania by SINE 6. Acts of Worship by ACTORS 7. A Haunted Place by Kill Shelter & Antipole 8. Of My Own Space and Time I Am Queen by Unwoman 9. Unspeakable Things by The Obliging Victims 10. Fight the Stairs by Sounds Like Winter Finally, Dave wishes friend of the show, Jordan Reyne, well. Please, support her music if you can.

In this latest episode of The Dark Corner, we mostly review the latest Dune film. In news, we purchase corrective lenses. Also, we receive a gift of gourmet popcorn. Moreover, we attend Mystery Science Theater 3000, the Time Bubble Tour. Furthermore, we review Pitch Perfect 2, The Crystal Ball, and the live action Cowboy Bebop. The Dark Track is Desertropolis by Encephalon from Psychgenesis. This Canadian band creates a blend of Belgian styled EBM and electroindustrial rock. Find them on Artoffact Records. Night of the Living Podcast features as our promo of this episode. Speaking of, Dave recently submitted The Legend of Hell House for review. Listen to the December 19th, 2021 episode for more. Finally, Brandi shouts out her YouTube partner, Dan Gunther, of the Kertrats YouTube channel. Dave mentions a new twitter follow, @CinemaCats. 

In this episode of The Dark Corner, DJ Evil Dave compiles and mixes an impromptu music playlist. That is, due to health problems over the Thanksgiving weekend, Dave presents 25 songs picked up in 2021. Each song comes from a different album. Listed below are the songs, artists, and albums with links to where you can purchase or download them. 1. STARK LIFE by elias and the error from BLACKPILL DELUXE 2. Fatal Routine ft. Ryan Ward by Van Derand from Final Death 3. Dampfkraft by Khmar from The Insane Vaults 4. The Meoward Spiral by Cat Temper from Kitty Hate Machine 5. Vile Vondura by EarthaEye 6. Sicaris by Replicants Anònims from Post Gothic For Self-"A"solation - 33 Goth Bands Series Vol.8 7. I Don't Love You by Tamara Bubble from I May Destroy You 8. Nightingale by Tearwave 9. From His Face Sprouted the Beak by Burial Grid from We've Come For Your Flesh 10. Twisting The Knife Away by Enola Fall from Post-Punk (Genesis) 11. The Ice Princess by All My Faith Lost ... from Untitled 12. No Interest (album version) by Sounds Like Winter from Fight the Stairs 13. I Should Feel How I Feel by Male Tears 14. Double Dragon Con by The Gothsicles 15. The Sound (She Pleasures Herself Remix) by JE T'AIME from Bipolar Sounds 2020 16. Eight Cups by Ötzi from Post-Punk 2021 (FREE sampler) 17. Love Of The Masses by Trance To The Moon from Follow The Leaders (A Killing Joke Tribute) 18. Only Lonely by ACTORS from Misogyny is Not a Music Genre ♀ 19. Remember Me (Diversant13 Mix) by Suicidal Romance from Matrix Downloaded 010 20. Sledgehammer (feat. The Gothsicles) by Bitman from Squawk Jams 21. Discard the remains (feat. Bow Ever Down)(DFKTVE remix) by Silence in Machine VS Bow Ever Down 22. Swan by Suicide Queen from Tigersquawk vs. COP International 23. The Magic Attic by The Obliging Victims from Unspeakable Things 24. Der-Dichter-und-die-Frau_(single-mix) by Rector Scanner 25. HEREAFTER by NIGHT LEATHER

In this episode, Brandi returns to The Dark Corner to review a handful of films. First, we provide some news. For instance, we discuss the fallout between Netflix and Paramount over the distribution rights for Star Trek. On the bright side, Brandi's boss buys us VIP tickets to FanX 2022.  DJ Evil Dave presents as the Dark Track of the episode f monday (New Order x Crazy Frog) by elias and the error from LAZZZZER TAG PIZZZZA PARTY 3. Elias and the error create electronic dance music incorporating many other genres. Also, we play a promo for the Still Buffering podcast. We devote the main chunk of the show to reviewing film and television. First, we sing our praises of Pitch Perfect. Also, we finally get around to reviewing Garth Marenghi's Darkplace. On top of that, we rewatch Shang-Chi and manage to squeeze in a couple RiffTrax Live shows.  Finally we shout out our friend Ed and the Star Trek fans overseas.

In this previously misfiled episode of The Dark Corner, your hosts mostly discuss Jordan Peele's debut social horror film, Get Out. However, we also start playing 5th edition Dungeons & Dragons. Speaking of, we enjoy episodes of Harmon Quest. That's not all as far as geekiness goes. We plan for the upcoming Fan Expo in Salt Lake City. Furthermore, DJ Evil Dave plays the Dark Track of the episode. In this case, Freaky Mind performs Get Out from the Crawl EP. Additionally, we play a promo for the Feminine Critique podcast as well as talk about hate watching movies.

Among Us The Dark Corner continues its October shows by talking about Among Us. Specifically, we cover All Elite Wrestling as they stream the game over Twitch. First, we talk about our 24th anniversary. We review a handful of horror movies. Also, Brandi plays the director’s cut for Death Stranding. We play a promo and a dark track. Finally, we shout out some friends and hint at the next episode. News and Reviews First, we celebrate our 24th anniversary. Mainly, this comes to buying a tankless water heater. Besides the pressures of home ownership, we eat lunch. That is, we get curbside from Applebee’s. We start Saturday movie nights with Fear Street 1994. While we enjoyed the few times it subverted expectations, ultimately we found it too derivative to continue the series. Also, we rewatch Annihilation. This blend of sci-fi and horror tells a fascinating story of grief and how it changes us. Meanwhile, it presents the most alien of alien invasions. We watch Malignant. We find it wild but entertaining. However, it does present a few problems regarding the origins of the monster. Finally, we watch Muppets Haunted Mansion. We find it pleasingly blends elements of the ride with the original Muppet Show for a delightful experience. Additionally, Brandi plays the director’s cut for Death Stranding. She finds the updates useful, the graphics improved, and the added scenes enjoyable. Also, the haptic controller provides for easier gameplay, making it easier to play for longer. The Dark Track For the Dark Track, we go way back to 2010. That is, we feature Kill Everybody by Skrillex from the Scary Monsters And Nice Sprites EP [Explicit]. Skrillex put aside the metal guitar to help pioneer the dubstep scene. How Did This Get Made Paul, Jason and June review bad movies. For instance, they take a critical but humorous look at the acting, direction, and production around some of the worst films ever made. Subscribe to How Did This Get Made on Earwolf. Among Us Mainly, we talk about the AEW crew streaming games of Among Us. For instance, we describe the nature of the game. That is, we explain how imposters must kill crew mates. Moreover, the crew mates must survive by completing tasks or voting imposters off the crew. Additionally, we talk about each player. For instance, we discuss the streams of Allie and Evil Uno. Also, we touch upon Colt Cabana, Excalibur, Leva Bates and more. Also, we recount moments such as self reports, sloppy kills, and heated arguments. Shout Outs Finally, we shout our friends, the Orgs. The Reverend Peter Organ and his wife, Anne-Marie, host a podcast covering various sci-fi series from Star Trek to Buck Rogers. Subscribe to the bOrgCast.

Pagan Halloween Playlist For Halloween, DJ Evil Dave of The Dark Corner compiles 31 songs into a continuous mix of pagan rock and neofolk. Furthermore, he describes both pagan rock and neofolk. Moreover, he distinguishes between the two genres. Also, he shares how he discovered neofolk. Meanwhile, he warns of the dark side of traditional and regional music. The Playlist Part I First, Dave lists songs, artists, and albums in the order they appear. He begins with Into the Garden by Bleeding Like Mine from Of these Reminders. Also, You Shriek performs The Passion of Lovers. This Bauhaus cover comes from Hagiography 2012. Additionally, The Tomb Of Nick Cage presents Wickerman from She is the Dark. Phantom Leaf offers Book of Winter. Find it on The Finnish Post​-​Gothic You Should Know. Also, Unwoman plays Incantation (lyrics by Joe Pate) from The City Single. The Seance performs Rites of Macabre from The Seance EP. DoppelgangeR plays Cornerstone from UnObscured Comp Vol 2 2020. Hamsas XIII offers Belladonna. Jordan Reyne presents The Keening Song from The Ironman. Also, Kommunity FK offers She’s Ov Mystery Echoes (Haunted Vocal Outro Theme). Find it on Thee Image & Thee Myth. Additionally, All My Faith Lost… performs Faery of Mine from Hollow Hills (demo). Brotherhood offers Abigail from …Turn The Gold To Chrome… Also, Faith and The Muse plays In Dreams Of Mine. Find it on A Cat-Shaped Hole In My Heart. Walter Sickert & The Army of Broken Toys presents Baba Yaga from Soft Time Traveler. Stone 588 plays Eye Of The Moon. Additionally, Girl Loves Dead Boys performs Black Crow from Wrapped By Bats VOL 1. Dystopian Society presents The spiral. Also, The Dead Leaves Rising offers In The Snow. The Playlist Part II Arts Of Erebus offers The Wanderer Between Life And Death. Find it on An Open Case Of Parousia (promo). Also, Polly Fae performs Forest of the Strange Ones. Darklily presents Mary’s Song from Illusia. Additionally, Canis Lupus plays Black Magic Dance from The Nordic Post​-​Gothic You Should Know. Viy, performs Ochi Vidmy from Chorna Rillia. In a second appearance, Unwoman plays I Am Here from Loss & Comfort. Also, Black Tape For A Blue Girl presents Across a Thousand Blades.

Silk Anniversary In this episode of The Dark Corner, we celebrate our silk anniversary. That is, we mark twelve years of podcasting. As such, we recount the history of silk. Also, we review Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings. Additionally, we introduce ourselves to new listeners. Furthermore, we cover a little news, play a Dark Track, and shout out some friends. News and Reviews First, we introduce the podcast to new listeners. For instance, we share our backgrounds and recount the history of the show. Additionally, Brandi anticipates the comic book convention, FanX. DJ Evil Dave reviews Pain is God by Pig. Also, he talks about tweeting with Raymond Watts. Mainly, though, we review Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings. We celebrate representation of Asian culture on screen. Meanwhile, Dave points out specific moments in the martial arts and instances of Chinese folklore. The Dark Track silk:sin:silhouette performs Равно Нулю. Find it on Infraschall Vol. 2. This song takes a more lovely, melodic approach to Dark Electro out of Russia. Night of the Living Podcast NOTLP reviews horror and other genre films. Also, join their Patreon to receive bonus podcasts and access to their Discord channel. Silk Mainly, we discuss silk. For instance, we wonder at what silk items would make good gifts for one’s 12 anniversary. Dave tells the folklore behind the discovery of silk. Moreover, he goes into detail on silk production. Furthermore, we illustrate how silk contributed to the culture of China. Additionally, Dave explains the silk reeling techniques in taijiquan. Shout Outs Finally, we shout out a couple of friends. Dave shouts out NerdOut on twitter. NerdOut goes by @DZofCD on twitter. On the other hand, Brandi shouts out her friend, Patrick. She wish a happy birthday to her long time fellow Star Trek fan.

All Review Revue In this all review revue, The Dark Corner catches up on some movies and television shows. For instance, we review the first episode of Star Trek: Lower Decks season 2. Also, Dave buys some shirts and celebrates the return of Bandcamp Friday. Meanwhile, Brandi builds her cosplay wardrobe in preparation for FanX 2021. Additionally, we feature a Dark Track of the episode and shout out some friends. News First, Bandcamp Friday returns. Therefore, Dave purchases music from a number of bands. For instance, he preorders albums by Actors and Dark. However, he also finds name-your-price album downloads by Elias and the Error. In related news, Dave discovers band shirts on TeePublic. However, he also buys shirts featuring Marvel and DC characters. Meanwhile, Brandi builds her cosplay wardrobe. For instance, her brother-in-law 3D prints horns for a Loki outfit. Additionally, she orders a steampunk Squirrel Girl ensemble from Damsel in This Dress. Also, she orders a tail as well. The Dark Track Spanish gothic rock band, The Eternal Fall, performs The Watcher from Emptiness Vol. 1 &amp; 2. The Black Dog Podcast We feature a promo for The Black Dog Podcast 2.0. The Black Dog presents four Brits reviewing a movie each week. Also, each cohost recaps their weeks by way of creative swearing. All Review Revue Mainly, we review The Suicide Squad. We appreciate the combination of action and humor. However, Polka Dot Man wins our hearts. Also, we watch Apple TV programs, Ted Lasso and Schmigadoon. Also, we take a look at the return of Titans and take our first step into <a href="https://www.disneyplus.com/welcome?cid=DSS-Search-Google-71700000065351977-&amp;s_kwcid=AL!8468!3!538995632348!e!!g!!what%20if%20disney%2B&amp;gclid=CjwKCAjw9uKIBhA8EiwAYPUS3GUcx-eExx5La...

VIII Strength The Dark Corner returns to the tarot with VIII Strength. That is, we explore the meanings of the eight card of the Major Arcana. Also, we review Black Widow. Additionally, we review Loki and Ted Lasso. As usual, we feature a dark track. We play a promo for another podcast. Finally, we shout out a couple of friends. News and Reviews First, we share our thoughts on trailers for new Star Trek shows. For instance, we touch upon Prodigy and season two of Lower Decks. Also, we explore why recent Star Trek receives so much criticism. Additionally, we see Black Widow in the movie theater. While Dave enjoys the family drama, Brandi illustrates the importance of the Red Room. Also in Marvel, we watch Loki. Mostly, we explore the psychology of the lead character. Furthermore, we look at how the series addresses sexuality. Finally, we watch the first series of Ted Lasso. While we enjoy the frequent jokes, we find the series features a lot of heart. Additionally, we watch the first episode of Masters of the Universe. We find it busy, yet wonder at where the series may lead after such a world changing episode. The Dark Track Claes Nordling submits Blue Skies under the moniker of Retrograth. Blues Skies features on the album, Desolation. Moreover, Retrograth recorded Desolation while in quarantine during the pandemic. As such, songs address the general anxiety and isolation over the last year. The Feminine Critique The Feminine Critique reviews movies and television from a feminine perspective. However, this podcast looks beyond popular releases to more genre entertainment. For instance, they also review horror films and cult movies. The Tarot: VIII Strength We discuss as the point the eighth card of the tarot. That is, we discuss VIII Strength. For instance, we explore the symbology behind the image. For example, a red-headed woman calms a lion. This suggests a handle over one&#8217;s impulses. Moreover, the card relates to the astrological sign, Leo. Furthermore, we show how VIII Strength represents the cardinal virtue, Courage. For instance, a woman&#8217;s strength requires persistence. Similarly, we show how numerology behind the card ties VIII Strength to hope, disappointment, and commitment. Finally, Dave relates the card to Chewbacca from Star Wars. Shout Outs We visit our friends, Chris and Chelsea, for their baby shower. We congratulate them on this welcome addition to their lovely family.

Dungeons and Daddies Review The Dark Corner reviews Dungeons and Daddies. That is, we discuss an actual play Dungeons and Dragons podcast. Furthermore, we talk about July 4th. Also, we recap the My Brother, My Brother &amp; Me live show. Dave buys music. Meanwhile, Brandi becomes historian for the Nomad. Additionally, we feature a song and shout out some friends. News First, we record this episode on the 4th of July. As such, we talk politics early on. However, Dave shares with Brandi his Minecraft seed, 1996948359. Also, we recount places we discovered while exploring the game. Furthermore, Brandi serves as historian for the Nomad. That is, she writes logs of the crew&#8217;s fictional experiences as a part of STARFLEET International Inc. Reviews We review the live streams of Sawbones and My Brother, My Brother &amp; Me. For instance, we highlight key moments. That is, we point out a discussion on lettuce water. Also, we elaborate on the follow up to haunted doll watch. Furthermore, DJ Evil Dave reviews in brief music purchased on Bandcamp. For example, we describes music by Aythis, Leathers, and The Gothsicles. Rocks Rock! We depart from the dark track this episode to play a unique track. That is, we play a song directly related to the main topic. Henry Oak raps Rock Rock!, the title song of an EP. Will Campos plays Henry Oak as part of the podcast, Dungeons and Daddies. Purchase this EP here. Dungeons and Daddies Mainly, we review the actual play Dungeons &amp; Dragons podcast, Dungeons and Daddies. The creative team behind Video Game High School and Story Break play real world, fictional dads in search of their sons in the Forgotten Realms. Meanwhile, Joker and Borderlands 2 writer, Anthony Burch, performs the duties of Dungeon Master. Matt Arnold plays Darryl Wilson, barbarian stay at home coach dad. Meanwhile, Will Campos plays druid nature dad, Henry Oak. Poet, Beth May plays emotionally detached roguish stepdad, Ron Stampler. Finally, Freddie Wong plays rockstar bardic dad, Glenn Close. Shout Outs Finally, Dave shouts out @SquidFromSpace. Also, Brandi acknowledges @jessiegender.

VII Chariot The Dark Corner returns to the tarot with VII The Chariot. As usual, we discuss symbology and numerology. Also, we interpret different meanings. However, we also share news and reviews. Additionally, we feature a Dark Track and play a promo to another podcast. Finally, we shout out a friend. News and Reviews First, we buy a new television. Also, Dave builds tv stands out of LEGO. Furthermore, Dave drops some cash on new music. That is, he buys several albums on Bandcamp. Also, we watch All Elite Wrestlers play Among Us on Twitch. Meanwhile, Brandi commands Starbase 13. Also, she manages to buy a playstation 5. Finally, she catches up to Dave on episodes of Dungeons &amp; Daddies. The Dark Track In this episode, Night Leather submits Chariot from their debut self-titled album. This synth wave band calls New Jersey home. Also, they sprinkle &#8217;80s inspired electronic music with touches of goth and darkwave. My Favorite Murder As Dave mentions this popular podcast briefly, we play a promotional clip for My Favorite Murder. Karen and Georgia apply comedy to deal with the stress of talking about the worst thing that can happen to a person. The Tarot: VII The Chariot Primarily, we discuss the eighth card in the Major Arcana, VII The Chariot. We discuss the many meanings of the card. For instance, we show how it applies to travel. Also, wee reveal how the card represents challenge and competition. Moreover, we show numerological how the card relates to XVI The Tower. Similarly, we show how it relates to the Seven cards of the Minor Arcana. Finally, Dave illustrates the meaning of the card by showing ow it fits within the saga of Star Wars. Shout Outs Finally, we both shout out Christopher D. Littlefield. We thank him for joining us on a recent episode of What the Future Holds &#8211; A Star Trek: Discovery Podcast. Happy Pride, everyone!

World Goth Day 2021 The Dark Corner celebrates World Goth Day 2021. Therefore, DJ Evil Dave compiles and mixes twenty-two tracks for your enjoyment. First, Dave tells the history of WGD. For instance, he explains how WGD began with BBC Radio 6. Later, influential goths like Batboy Slim coordinated events leading to a global movement. Also, Dave characterizes World Goth Day. That is, he reveals its beginnings with post punk. Also, he points out gothic rock&#8217;s unique instrumentation and style. Additionally, he shows gothic rock&#8217;s roots in the performances of Screamin&#8217; Jay Hawkins. He also shows how reggae influenced a definitive gothic rock anthem. The Play List Dave lists the songs, artists, and albums of the songs in the order presented in the mix. He also reads off the list in reverse order at the end of the set. First, B.F.G. performs Switch from Blue. After that, Brotherhood plays Sleepwalking from …Turn The Gold To Chrome… Also, She Pleasures Herself offers Ich Been Dead. Les Modules Etranges submits The Distant Echo of Two Lonely Hearts. It appears on the I See It Now EP. Additionally, we feature Please Don&#8217;t Go by BlackieBlueBird from Ghost River. Giants Causeway performs No One from 3rd Promo-Tape 1997. Also, we feature Tenfifteen (RadioEdit) by Aeon Sable. The Read Letter plays Clawing Curtains from A Cat-Shaped Hole In My Heart. Additionally, Golden Apes submits Alive from Structures [The Inner Scars]. Forever Grey plays Lost In A Moment from She is the Dark. Also, Charlotte&#8217;s Shadow submits The One from Eternal Sleep. We feature Skull Moon by Dryspell from Discovery 1. The Exploding Boy performs Here Comes The Rain from The Black Album. Additionally, Date at Midnight offers Vicious And Liar by Wrapped By Bats VOL 1. Lotus Feed submits Tranquillity from So Close…So Far. Also, Hearts Fail performs Stars. We feature Salvation by The Eternal Fall from MM &#8211; MMXII. The Flatfield offers Grey City. Find it on The Finnish Post​-​Gothic You Should Know. We feature Leocadia by Christine Plays Viola. Also, Dark Souls Day performs Lifeless from X-Lives. Strap On Halo plays Hunger from Prayers for the Living. Finally, Dark submits The End Of The World. Find it on The Nordic Post​-​Gothic You Should Know.

Cyberpunk 2077 The Dark Corner reviews Cyberpunk 2077. First, we talk about our birthdays. For instance, we watch The Mitchells vs. the Machines. Also, Brandi receives a Star Trek themed charging pad. Furthermore, Dave gets Brandi into Dungeons and Daddies. As usual, we feature a promo, a Dark Track, and a couple of shout outs. News and Reviews First, your hosts struggle with what to purchase using some unexpected gift cards. Consequently, Brandi talks about drawing and art supplies. Furthermore, Brandi&#8217;s boss gives her a thoughtful present. That is, he gifts her a charging pad featuring the Star Trek delta. This pairs well with her Han Solo phone stand. We watch The Mitchells vs. the machines. We celebrate its portrayal of neural divergent family members. Also, we comment on diversity inclusion that the movie refreshingly does not. Additionally, Dave gets Brandi into Dungeons and Daddies. That is, she listens to an actual play Dungeons and Daddies podcast. The show features four dads from Earth as they search for their sons in the Forgotten Realms. The Dark Track Bow Ever Down submits Glass Doll (MissSuicide Remix). This EBM band from Bangor, Maine features introspective lyrics in a strong, female voice. Look for the new album slated to drop in June. Still Buffering At the close of the Max Fun Drive, we play a promo for Still Buffering. This podcast features three siblings talking about the cross-generational pop culture items that shaped their personalities. Cyberpunk 2077 Mainly, Dave shares his experience with Cyberpunk 2077. For instance, he criticizes the rushed release schedule. Furthermore, he points out how its retro-futuristic themes failed to reflect current events. Relatedly, he addresses tonal issues like policing and the fear of Asian corporations. Also, he acknowledges the game&#8217;s failure to live up to its promise of trans inclusion. However, he also points out the immersive nature of the game. He discusses how well it presents a first person narrative. Furthermore, he shows how the game pays homage to influential books and films. Mostly, he explains that despite its many flaws, the gameplay presents a fun experience. Shout Outs Finally, we shout out some friends. For instance, Dave wishes Dementia Von Grimm a happy birthday. Brandi celebrates the dungeon mastering stylings of Anthony Burch.

Falcon and the Winter Soldier The Dark Corner reviews Falcon and the Winter Soldier. Also, Dave and Brandi receive second doses of the vaccine. Additionally, we get fully vaccinated. Also, Dave works more overtime. Furthermore, we watch Mortal Kombat. We talk about birthdays. Finally, we end on shout outs and a Dark Track. News and Reviews First, we open with a celebration of our Birthday month. However, Dave laments having to work overtime on his birthday. Furthermore, the Maximum Fun fund drive starts that same day. The podcasting network, Maximum Fun, produces such shows as Judge John Hodgman and My Brother, My Brother and Me. First, we get fully vaccinated. Brandi suffers the worst of it. However, Dave also develops effects of the vaccine. Mainly, effects include aches, fever, headache and fatigue. On the other hand, Brandi passes her exam and earns her rank of Lieutenant (junior grade) on the U.S.S. Nomad. Also, we watch the latest Mortal Kombat movie. Mainly, we enjoy the fight scenes. However, we also enjoy the performances of Mehcad Brooks and Jessica McNamee. On the other hand, we dismay in how audiences have applauded the toxic masculinity of Kano. Meanwhile, Brandi asks Dave about how the movie ties in with the game. We Got This We drop in a promo of We Got This with Mark and Hal. This Max Fun podcast features debates over minor issues. For instance, Mark and Hal argue the best pasta shape or greatest Marvel movie. Falcon and the Winter Soldier Mainly, we review the Disney+ series, Falcon and the Winter Soldier. We discuss how it relates to current events. For instance, we examine the Black person&#8217;s experience in America. Moreover, we delve into self doubt and the desire to find one&#8217;s place in the world. The Dark Track The Search performs A Place In The World from Songs About Losers. This post-punk band calls Sweden home. Also, they claim 80s goth and new wave as influences. Shoutouts Finally, we shout out some friends on twitter. Dave shouts out the band, Bow Ever Down. Brandi sends love to fellow Star Trek fan, @TristanZamboni.

VI Lovers In this episode of The Dark Corner, we explore VI The Lovers card of the tarot. That is, we look at the symbology and numerology behind the card. Also, we feature news and reviews. DJ Evil Dave plays a dark track of the week. Furthermore, Brandi cohosts another podcast. Finally, we shout out some folks we appreciate. News and Reviews Mainly, Dave works overtime. Luckily, this means picking up fast food for dinner. On the other hand, he makes playlists on Amazon Music. Meanwhile, Brandi works on her entrance exam for the Starfleet Academy. Exclusively, we review the pilot episode to the new Kung Fu series. We celebrate Asian representation in an era of increased hate. Brandi admires diversity on and off the screen. Meanwhile, Dave appreciates depiction of the Asian culture. Mostly, we enjoy its balance of action, comedy, and heartfelt drama. The Dark Track In this episode, AlterRed performs Glitch in Mind (All for Lovers) from The Electro Creepshow. AlterRed creates cabaret inspired electro rock. Also, they call London home. Boldly Go &#8211; A Star Trek: Strange New Worlds Podcast We play a promo to Boldly Go, That is, we feature a short clip of a Star Trek: Strange New Worlds podcast. Furthermore, the hosts of the show are Brandi Jackola and Suzanne Williamson. The Latter also cohosts The Jane-Way podcast. VI The Lovers Mainly, we discuss the seventh card of the tarot. That is, we explore VI The Lovers. For instance, we describe meanings behind the image. For example, we explain how symbology of the garden of Eden relates to decision making. Furthermore, we show how the card depicts desire both physical and spiritual. Also, we explain the numerology of VI The Lovers. That is, we relate it to XV The Devil. Also, we connect The Lovers to the number six cards of the minor arcana. Shout Outs Finally, Dave shouts out the Sunday Funday Among Us stream. That is, AEW wrestling talent and friends play Among Us online. Find it on Allie&#8217;s twitch channel at 4pm EST. Brandi, on the other hand, shouts out twitter follow, officialHJesus.

Pisces The Dark Corner celebrates Pisces. That is, we discuss the astrological sign of those born between February 19 and March 20. Also, Brandi plays a video game. Dave features a song. Also, he plays a promo for a fellow podcast. Finally, we shout out some friends The Outer Worlds Brandi plays The Outer Worlds. This role-playing video game takes place in a darkly comedic future. For instance, corporations influence everything, including religion. Brandi describes the basic set up for the game. Furthermore, she implies how to use diplomacy in the game. The Dark Track The Preatures perform the indie pop hit, Is This How You Feel? The Preatures call Australia home. Moreover, this song achieved considerable acclaim. For example, it won the $50,000 Vanda &amp; Young prize. Also, the ARIA Awards nominated it for Best Pop Release. Still Buffering In the Still Buffering podcast, three sisters review the pop culture that helped shape them. Topics include YouTube influencers, music albums, and film and television. For instance, they cover media from Taylor Swift to Grease 2. Find Still Buffering on the Maximum Fun podcasting network. The Zodiac: Pisces For the main topic, we review this astrological sign. For instance, we describe the nature of this mutable water sign. Additionally, we show how Jupiter and Neptune influence the sign. Moreover, we describe good and bad traits for those born under the sign. For instance, they express themselves artistically. However, they struggle with substance abuse. Also, we list colors associated with the sign. Similarly, we name the sign&#8217;s flower and stone. We reveal compatible signs of the zodiac. Additionally, we name famous persons born under the sign. Furthermore, we provide details of Pisces as a rising or moon sign. Shout Outs Dave shouts out @RiddledMissMila on twitter. Brandi shouts out the SyFy Sistas podcast.

V Hierophant The Dark Corner explores the tarot with V The Hierophant. That is, we discuss the symbology and numerology behind the card. Meanwhile, this inspires talk about the creative process. Also, we review some superhero themed television. We play a Dark Track. Furthermore, we include a promo for another podcast. Finally, we shout out some friends. Reviews First, we review WandaVision on Dinsey+. For instance, we note when we were right or wrong in our speculation. Additionally, we review the pilot of Superman &amp; Lois. Strangely, we spot similarities in the two series. The Dark Track VisionespanoramiK performs Caldo de Moral from Pelusas. VisionespanoramiK creates sultry trip hop from Spain. The Box Room TNG Podcast Big news! That is, the podcast that inspired The Dark Corner returns to the Internet. In The Box Room TNG, Jen and Marty review films from alternating genres. First, Jen chose folk horror. Meanwhile, Marty chose time travel. The Tarot: V The Hierophant Mainly, we discuss the fifth card of the tarot, V The Hierophant. That is, we discuss the symbology of the card also known as The Pope. For instance, we mention how the two pillars parallel the High Priestess. Also, the figures at the feet of The Pope liken to the couple at the feet of The Devil. Meanwhile, keys worn by The Popet unlock consciousness to the previously unknown. Altogether, the fifth card represents tradition, education, family, and morality. The Pope connects with Temperance. A cardinal virtue, Temperance exerts self control. Also, The Pope relates to the number five cards of the Minor Arcana. Each card suggests struggles The Pope must face. For instance, the cards indicate departure, disappointment, conflict, and loss. Shout Outs Dave shouts out fellow goth on Twitter, DJ Raytch Aytch. Also, Brandi shouts out artist and fellow Star Trek fan, Steffi.

EBM Day Special 2021 The Dark Corner celebrates EBM Day 2021. That is, DJ Evil Dave compiles and miss 24 Electronic Body Music songs. Also, Dave describes EBM. That is, he discusses the origins and features of the genre. For instance, EBM features a basic rock beat with chanted vocals and heavy, electronic elements. The latter consists of keyboards, samples, and synthesizers. Meanwhile, the beat may be programmed or performed by a percussionist. Furthermore, Dave illustrates how he transitioned between songs. EBM Day falls on the 24th of February in honor of the Belgian band, Front 242. The Playlist First, Lederman / De Meyer performs Flowers, Birds &amp; Bees (Rotersand Mix). Ayria joins Aiboforcen with Everything gets sacrificed (remix). Essence Of Mind presents Wrong (Dmt Berzerk Mix). Also, Vainerz plays Love Run (Club Mix). Furthermore, Plastic Noise Experience performs End Of The Road. Illusion Of Light plays Ameisenstaat. Cattac offers Just One More Day. Additionally, Div|der presents Minimal Distraction (Holm/Mirland Remix). Also, Unity One performs Tomorrow. Master Boot Record offers Rambo First Blood Part II. Caustic plays Devildark. Furthermore, _TV_ presents Stand Your Ground. Additionally, Psy&#8217;Aviah performs Fear [theory]. Retrograth submits The Year Stood Still. Studio-X Vs. Simon Carter plays Connecting The Dots. Moreover, Gamma10 presents Getting Closer. Furthermore, Ruined Conflict performs Treason. Mondträume offers Still Beating (Elektrostaub Mix). Dark Side Eons presents Using Me … Using You. Also, Cellmod plays Harder Serum. Moreover, Dirty Bird 13 performs No Longer (feat. Nyku Decode) (Remix by Hydrocyanic). Alien Vampires plays Going To Hell (Hezzel Mix). Mentallo and the Fixer offers Murderers among us (grimpen ward radio edit). Finally, Halo Effect presents Drain. Shout Outs Finally, a huge thank you goes to the labels that offered these albums and compilations. For instance, gratitude goes to Alfa Matrix, Synthematik Records, and Side-Line Magazine. Additional music arrives courtesy of Undustrial and <a href="https://tigersquawkrecords.bandcamp.